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Lucky to escape with 15-20% drop today

'the next stage is delivering sales growth', something they have been trying to do for years and haven't achieved. Probably due to having no viable product. Only guarantee is a placing, due to cash burn. What happened to the good old days ? At least they promised that the future was looking good. To think this can be turned around without additional products is pure fantasy.

And under 2p she goes…..

Someone off-loading, it’s all over bar the shouting!!

After the rise to 4p, it’s back to drifting down albeit fairly quickly. Can see it back in the 2p’s by end of next week. Still hanging on for a massively orchestrated pump and dump so I can get rid.

With the sp having dropped over 30% over the last 6 months I can see it dropping into the 2p range very shortly. But unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be a light at the end of the tunnel. Unlike other companies who appear to have financial troubles with a falling sp eg GDR, RENX and the like, CNSL do not have a product that has the possibility, should all the ducks line up, that can get them out of the proverbial ….!! With no upbeat noises coming from the company it could be a long slow decline, or possibly not so slow.

Following a day of only share sales yesterday a big buy has gone through today, definitely a takeover in the wings 🙄

They said they would in 2021

https://www.civilserviceworld.com/professions/article/labour-would-claw-back-money-spent-on-failing-covid-contracts-reeves-pledges

Not saying they will, but if they do???

Interesting now we have a Labour Government,

“A Labour government would create a powerful Covid corruption commissioner to help recoup billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money that has been lost to waste, fraud and flawed contracts during the pandemic, Rachel Reeves is to announce.

The new commissioner would be given the power to bring together public agencies including HMRC, the Serious Fraud Office and the National Crime Agency to pursue at least £2.6bn of “lost” public funds. They would examine contracts line by line and would have to update parliament on their progress in clawing back money.”

“Look at them spending so much time researching”

Words fail me!!!!

I typed into Google ‘ IgG tests are they worth it. ‘

First result from a BBC article

‘The advice from expert groups around the world is that IgG tests should not be used as an attempt to diagnose an intolerance. If you think that you, or your children, may have a food intolerance, then you should talk to your doctor and try an 'elimination diet'.

The article states the consulted expert was Dr Adam Fox, an allergy specialist from Guy’s and St Thomas’ hospital.

Still no independent reports suggesting the use of this type of test. Plenty of reports by experts in the nutritional field suggesting they’re a waste of time and money. Don’t think I’m knocking the company for no reason, simply use Google to see for yourself, it really is that simple!!

Any Independent Recommendations??29 Aug 2024 15:31

As far as I am aware, no-one has yet posted an independent article from an SME outlining the reasons why IgG testing is the way forward for allergies/sensitivities. All the articles from independent medical professionals suggest an elimination diet (@ nil cost). Why would anyone not do that as against trying a test which most experts appear to agree has little or no benefit. Appreciate there are desperate individuals willing to give it a go and obviously you have the gullible but that is a finite number, therefore without further products/manufacturing contracts this share seems doomed

As far as I am aware, no-one has yet posted an independent article from an SME outlining the reasons why IgG testing is the way forward for allergies/sensitivities. All the articles from independent medical professionals suggest an elimination diet (@ nil cost). Why would anyone not do that as against trying a test which most experts appear to agree has little or no benefit. Appreciate there are desperate individuals willing to give it a go and obviously you have the gullible but that is a finite number, therefore without further products/manufacturing contracts this share seems doomed.

Has anyone got an independent article supported by SME’s that is crying out for IgG food tests to be widely adopted? I’ve yet to see one!

Who said I don’t want others to make money? I don’t want others to lose money. You post on here all the independent positive news regarding IgG food tests along with the source and I’ll willingly read it. I have no reason whatsoever to see CNSL go bust as I hold shares however I’m not prepared to be immoral and go against the facts to try and suggest this is a great company with fantastic products because it is clearly not. I bought in due to the potential of the company at the time but almost everything has gone, probably in order to keep the lights on and pay totally unwarranted bonuses. Realistically with a dubious product and nothing in the pipeline to diversify that we know of it will be difficult to move forward and expand and the SP is confirming that.

Go to google and type ‘IgG tests are really good’. It’s as simple as that. Poor company, product not supported by evidence, having looked at many medical opinions yet to find an independent source that does recommend them. In fact no one to my knowledge has posted on here an independent article that says otherwise. Tells you all you need to know.

Apologies for posting content which is relevant to the company and for which I believed may have been of benefit to other readers. Just for clarification, can I assume it is ok to post on here who I have backed in the 2.35 at Doncaster??

Unbelievable (to be quite honest, if you’ve been here a while it’s not!!)

From Dr Andre Sommer - Caracare

Dubious providers take advantage of the despair of those affected and offer an apparently simple but expensive solution. With just a few drops of blood that you take at home, they promise to be able to recognize intolerance to hundreds of foods. Tests at home—especially the so-called IgG test—should be used with great caution because the IgG test is not suitable for diagnosing food intolerance.

From the Association of British Dietitians.

IgG blood test

This blood test looks at IgG antibodies to specific foods present in your blood. The test claims that an increase in IgG to a certain food indicates intolerance to that food. IgG antibodies to food are found in all healthy adults & children who do not show any symptoms.

There is currently no convincing evidence to support this test and it is not recommended as a diagnostic tool.